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Hi @rvt: Yes, my docker project points to my fork, [here are the pertinent lines](https://github.com/mik3y/rtl-ais-docker/blob/b2bcb859fe4dbfad2af41d3258522332ea91aec4/bin/build.sh#L26-L30). I'm not planning to touch that project again until resolving this issue (i.e. getting something...

@skandix I've seen the issue. Unfortunately having time to address it is a different matter.

@lepetitjardin thank you! I really appreciate you chipping in and adding some knowledge/examples here. I copied your example over to the wiki here: https://github.com/mik3y/pymidi/wiki/Example-with-rtpMIDI However... I _think_ what people are...

> However, I think we need to be careful about the use of client and server here as the RTP MIDI protocol can be bi-directional between client and server anyway,...

> The version of pymidi that gets installed from pip is apparently quite different than the one here, even though the version numbers match (0.5.0). Sorry about that - I...

PS: I just added some github actions to the repo. When you push this branch again you should see them run. It's OK if the `lint` check fails - I...

Hey @Brettles, there's no need to make any apology for noobness! I think open source should be fun first and foremost; and good bit of that fun comes from learning...

Working patch/fork here: https://github.com/mik3y/rtl-ais I prepared [an upstream PR](https://github.com/dgiardini/rtl-ais/pull/34), although it's currently stymied by broken windows support.

Hey @yanniedog! Okay, this will probably take us a few iterations, but I think we can get this solved. Your command looks right, the issue here is the docker image...

@yanniedog okay, please try updating the docker image, and running again. You can update the image with this command: ``` docker pull mik3y/airdash ```